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SATURDAY,......FKBRUARY 4, li>06
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A SURCEON INCOG.
Some of the Surprises Which Are
Met With la Aruiy
Life.
"Vou m v , . iid the ooi
onel, "wli.. maB you were
picauag up whea a man enllated in
tha aral y. ir ol eivll war. All
sorts of u:i a \. > . ? 1 into
the se: 1 were
bumble-miaded i r? ::> mber that in
one of 'the - a ?:: 1 1 mu tered
in Ohio we tound a pi dent,
three law> ? amoag
the pr. 1 d hu of men who
?'? ? : i ' ? . ti ? .. previoua
Btaadlag la II:>?. atu :h ... <?< n
ditloaa pi ral ? . 1 now. ic Indiana,
Illlnoia, :>ii. big onsla. ln
that day ti- . ot be leve
that any maa a to carry a
nuisi.et la .: :? oae ol the '
"Many of I be Btea a h eal ia ed la
oogaito were not foaad oat tor months
or yeara. i'<>i axample, whea we were
going throagh t1;. Cai naa in the
last year of the war S 111: 01 McCauley
of the NIaety-eighth Ohio. overtooh an
Irish BergeaBt oa his way from the
tieid hoaattal to the froat Artlllery
and skirmish firing in iront ladlCBted
that the brigade was havtag B hard
right. but the aergeaat. well equlpped
as to arms and amninnit ion. and well
fortified with 'sfnritus frnmenti.' oh
tained at the field hospital, where tha
surgeons were too bnsy with the
woundod to proteet their supplies,
d indifferent.
'Snrgeon McCauley, taking ln the
situation. said: 'Pat. what are vou
SUROEON af'CAl Al.KV S.\li>. "PAT
WHAT ARE YOl' DOINU BACK
HKKK?"
doing back here Whea the regiment ia
haviug a fight in front'.'- Pat BBluted
and said in reply: "Faiih. and bedad,
doctor, it is meailf thal la golag u> the
same front where the hoya are fight
ing. 1 carried Jani-y l.aek ihere th the
hospital and strapped him to a dure
while they took off his leg. It la a
sorry day for the OOOT lad. Theae tield
hospital8 are little more than butehec
BBOBfl?a dure for an operatlag table.
bad luck to the whole of them." After
trudging along quietly for a few min
utes Pat said, axploeively: "If 1 were
not better sawbones than the spal
peens back yander 1 would aever take
scalpel ln my hand Bgala.'
"A change in the hearing of the man,
a change in the tone of voiee. led the
doctor to suspeet that Pat was some
thing more than a straggler who had
drifted back to the field hospital slm
ply to get a drop of the crather, and
iie plied him with aaeetloaa so skiil
fully that he soon learned that Pat was
a graduate of Dublin Bnrgieal BOUegB
and had praeticed BUrgery. A few dfyl
later Pat, at the aaggratioa of Sur
gpon McCauley, was detailed to asstst
111 the field hospital. He proved to be,
when sober, an experl with saw and
i.nile. and in a lew daya made the
qulcheat and Beateal ampatattoa re
??orded from PerryvUh to BeatoaviUa
Later he made a hlp |olnl amputatioa,
r garded at that time ai rery diffi
ralt and plaeed to his credit one of the
noted operations of the war."
"1 remember." said the ma.or. "sev
eral men with historiea who enlisted
in the first thr.-e meotha of'the war to
carry maaketa. rb re e ? full nui
dred men iu my comp n^ in the thre
moaths' aervlci .. lU the
anteoedents of mot | ,[ them.
All were well appi n and a
few seemed to me rolllel Ing dare-dev
iis looking for troohle <>r adveatare.
1 noticed in the Qrat week'a drlll iu the
mud of camp one man who was disre
gardful of injurv to a rerj flae pair of
trousers, which 1, re .very day.
These would bt | with mud half
way to the kaea daya and yet
the wearer was i ev r dlatnrbed.
"Every garment thal he wora was of
fine rr-.aterial atui be atarted in every
niorning clean as to peraon and "ap
parel. However. he, irotted BToaad witk
the most BWhWard .naking no
remarks, untii aoma rlsitora Ideatiaed
him one day as 1 '..? aoa ol an old army
offlcer who had rna iwa. froai school
and enlisted i\ r ya ra I watehed with
interost his ataady promotioa in the
regular army \ other man puzzled
nm not u litile. He was a fair-sklnned,
pia..-i-b,.....e... in, >r jonng fellow
x > .m. giuclous,
a aaaaaer. I tai a s,.r:ip
? hla iiad klaaai
.veil thal i aaked "Where dM yoa laara
,<> aaa yoar Ba n off his gaard,
hu .-aul: 'Al Btoa, sir.' and in u (ew
weeks i learaed thal ba aaa a roaag
Liu^tuhniuu who, travellag iu thia
eouutry, had boltad hla tator aai en
listi d. Be aan -
Boaae by tha Daitlah mlaiatar.
Ia otu> of ihe ? arly drilla I a
??i man I to i ard th<
ofaeer with amillng wonder, hul who
was Btnajgdl] or perveraely awka ird Ia
esaeatlag eoaamaada. Oae day 1 or
dared k|m to tha tronl aad aald good
humoredly: Tha awkarard aquad arll]
ghre an axhibltlOB lirill for tha
flt of offloera and mea.' Witaoal more
ado I put him through tha Preoch
zouave drili. aad, much to ihe amaae
meat of the men, ha axecuted
inovoniont with marv.dous diapatch
and preclaion. i thea pul him thi
our own mantial. Ha had beefl harlng
lot3 of fun. but tha noxt drill day took
up without proteet the work of drill
master of aenreral rompanloa
"ln a few daya ha oomplalned of a
'darned Datchman* in one of the rom
panies, ghrea. ha thought, to derldlag
his methoda I aeol for the qalel Qer
man and aaked him what ha had ba
say for himaelf, He aald al once: Thal
Frenchman is nof a man to drill oth?
ers for practlcaJ work. Ha is too moeh
Inelined to friiis and ihowy moTemanta
when you aro nol watohinsx him. aad
he has no character whaterer, but I
nev.r moant to nake any eoanplalat
berauso all this is none of my h? d
noss.' .\ few quostions broughl out
tho facl that I had in tho oomnnnv
half a dosea mea who had receiTed
mllttary ir.iinin? in Bnrope, and aaoet
of them were aenrlceahle in a
Beld later in th,. aar.M?Ghlcago Intei
Oceaa
WORLD'S DECISIVE BATTLES
An Interesting Llat from Earliest
Times to the Present
Dny.
Accordiog t.. Dr. Craaay, the doels
slve battlea of tho world hara baea:
BtarathoB, B. C. 1*0, whea Greeh eiv
iiization %>;;- preaenred from an Asi
atic laandatioo; the defeat of the
Athonians at S) taonso. H. (J. 41.;. 0y
whieh Rome. iBstead <?f Oreece. becama
the aehoolmaater of Barope; tha battla
of Arahella, 1: c ::::i. ahleh exb adad
the Groek laflueBcea from th,- Ntte to the
Caspian: th, hattlo of Mttaurus. B. C.
207. whieh decided betweefl Carthage
and Rome; tho rietory of Anaialeaoaoi
the Konian legtoaa BBdCT Varus. A. D. 9.
which sav,,! our Ormanir ar.oestors
from enjilax oni'Mit or oxtermination. and
drew tho ||aa a tworri the Latin aad
Teutonir racea; the hattlo of Chalons.
A. D. 451. Whea "thoSoourKPof QodM At
tila aml his Haaa < >-ased their affliction
orer Christendom: tho hattlo of Tour.s.
A. D. T.V2. arheB oaly for rharlos tho
Hammor. tho Koran mitiht have hoen
taught at Oxford laatead of the Blble;
the battio of Haetiaga, Lagf, whieh
"hlgh mettled" tho '.od jn onr v^ns;
JOu.T "' ki
at. Orleans. 1 |?, hy vhlck she "res, nod
her country from booominc a seeond Ire
land:" th,- o.-foat of tho Spanish Ar
mada. IBgg. ahleh eheeked the soa pow?
er of Spain and sa\,-d Baglaad from the
Inquisition; tho battleof Blenheim. 17??4.
whrn r,orinan\ waa >'o,-isivoiy dellrered
from Loala xiV; the battle of Polta-va,
1709. whea Peter 1 be <;reat broughl Kae
8lainto Barope: tha rietory of tho Amor
icans over Burgoyae at Baratoga, 1777,
hy whieh t'i<- aea aorld waa able to
work otit iis own d.stiniis; the batUe
of Valmy. I7Vl>. ahleh proYed tho power
of the Preaeh republie; the battio ot
Watertoo, isr,. ahleh eheeked tho at
tempt to found an omplre for tho ag
graadlaemi oae man. since
Creasy's 1 ri1 , , foar derisive
battle? hav, baea tought, viz.: the bat
tle of Gettyshnrg. ist,.: which aecared
the union aad decldi d tho d< atlay of the
en^lavod raeo; thebattleof8edaa, 1870,
whieh marked th,- rlae ol tha Germaa
empire: tho deatrur Iob <?i th, Bpeaiah
fleet at Ifaalla bay. Ight, whieh aiada
the Dnlted Btatea tha domlaaal power
in the Paetfte ocaaa and niarkod its en
tranoo into tho world politiCB; and the
battle ot Llaoyanc, lt04, tha first time
the yellow ra>?<? proved its suporiority.
to the whito race in niodern methods of
seientifio warfaro. tho tirst sorious cheek
In the conqn- <t of Aata by Europe.
"NO FIGHT, NO PRAYERS."
How a Signal from the Flagship
Brought aa End to Solemn
Devotions.
A group of navy officers were indulg
lng in reininiso, aeaa of the war. when
one of them apoa thefollowiagyara:
"Early on the momlag of Deoember
24, 1864," ho said, "Admiral Porter
signaled to the th ot befora Kort Plaber:
'Get under way aad follow me!' The
shlp to whi?h 1 belonged was asaigned,
In the profiranimc. to the position be
tween two Iroaetada, dose ander the
fort. We antifipated hot. and terrible
work. Tha Bagahip led tho way. and
was approaohing wiihin range, when
Lleutenant Oommaoder lt ?, of my
ship, orderotl al) han>!s to muster. The
brawny tars gathered aft on the quar
terdeck, with the ofnYers in their usual
ylaces, and our commaader bogan to
read from the prayor-book the 'Frayer
before Battio.' it aaa a solemn mo
ment?none kaear who or how many
among us BUght raddcaly be ushered
into tfae prestuico of tho Qod of battlea.
Our commaric-r read as thoagh he felt
it; the whola ihlp'a eoaapaaj was aweu
and hushed; and the throbblag of the
engines and wasii of tho wator alont
the side aeemed prematarely loud.
When about half throagh, a signal was
reported from tho Bagahip: Vome to
anchor in your p? -itions.' Whea it
was read to our COBUnaader a sudden
revulsion of faeliag caaaa ovor him.
Throwinf, dowa tho prayor book apoa
the hateh. ho axclalmed: "Well, rn be
hanged if I'm uoin<; to pray if we ain't
a-going to flght.' " Army-Navy Union.
Don't Dreaam,
"Hes.ali! ?,? would lay the world atmy
feet." paid theImpreaaioaahlegtrl.
"Tell him to stnrt with somethlng
easy." aaawered Mlaa Cayonno. "Tell
him to look aftor tho hoaae ronf and the
groeery bill ard pivor mind tha world
I for a few vears vpf."- Rrown Book.
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Ifotaer?Ol yoa ba? I <>..: Dtrtj hands
BBJBla! Iir. Bfrald yOU re a hopelesa
case.
Tommy (eafl J >- O! Ma! does
"hopeb.ss" BJBBB yui're BjOlBf tO giveup
tajktag ab.uii lt7?Pailadelpala Preaa,
The Life Road.
T) oual lf? la :. :.-.n ??
Ol Icnnlia ma ?
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A rean with tha <;..i.siesi
-Au.i ii .. . ....,- ii UllOB.
A HOT ONE.
Mrs. Beatoa Hoine?i suppose, gen
eral. you are acquainled with war in all
Its horrors?
Gen. D. Bilitee?No, I'm still a bach
elor.?Age Herald.
O! Such Repeating!
Thoush "Htatory rep*?ats ltself,"
It eai ;>>t lapla' a candle
In that raapeet a monient to
A l.it ..f racj sianJal.
??Pblladalphta Praaa.
Unkind.
Call Haine?I shut myself up for over
three months when I wrote my last
novel.
Friend (who had read it)?W&at, may
I ask. waa the name of the asylum??
Ally Slop?>r.
Conservatism of Cheops.
Cheops was building the Pyramld.
"I thought." aald he, "it would be
eheaper to do it in the desert than ln
stocks."?N. Y. Sun.
be
The Skeptic.
Stella?Mabel says she doesn't
lleve everything in the Blble.
Bella?Well. you see, her own age is
fn it?N. Y. Sun.
The Sad, Old Story.
"Drink did it; Cod help me!" were
the words which a Brooklyn man
scrawled on an envelope recent.ly be?
fore he flred the pi.-tol that ended hia
life. The man had a prosperous busi?
ness and a lar^e family to whom he
was devoted la his aober momcnts, but
he became enslaved by the drink hablt
and saw no way to break tue chains
that bound him bat by ending his ex
istence with his own hand. 'Drink did
it; God help mo!" might well serve aa
a fitting inscription over thousands of
other men who e,o down to ruin and
death every y.ar under a like enslave
mont. And yet there are those pro
fessing to have the well being of the
community af heart who would have
the drink shops turning out their grist
of shame and mi3ery not only for slx
days of ov. ry week. but on the sev
enth day, also.?LesMe's Weei.-lv.
MB8. MaBTH. the world rtuiowned and
highly celebrated Baslnww and T?r.t Mediuni
. ?\?h1* nverything. Ko lrapoKltWka. dm be
< c i kiilfc-d upnn all aff airs of lif?, buetnaan lora
and roarrlagea spaatalty. Every mytftery re
v.-nl.*! alao of abaent, deeea??d and livtng
frlends. R?morm au trouble and wirtnire- ?
mente, c.hA)lMi)t;?M any M?dlwna wliocn.11 ei
aaaa her Ln wtartllnK revetatlons of the uaat
pr?H?nt, future eveata af one's life. Rememher
ahe will not tor any price Aatter you; you may
reat atwured yoa will galn fact*. with.'.ut nou- I
?aaaa : Bhe oan be canaulted upon all attalrs of
I*lfe, Love. Caartahip, Marrlage Priei.de, Ktc
with full deMoriptioB ef your futaee coiwpan-'
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lng friauda, enemles eto., baslnftw, law ?t?ta
lourueys oent*vted wiUa, divarce and sp?<oula
tlon 1m valuatdf and rehable. She reads yoor
dratlny?eond ?r bad ; ahe wltholdn nothlnir
MBa MARTH tella yaur eatir.. llf? aS and
pr?*a?t and future ln a DEAD TRANOE, haa
the pt.wer of any taro Mediuna* yeu ever aoet.
In U~t* ahe tella your ateBW'a full naain be?
fore marrtage, the aamee of all year famiW
their age* ar. J deecription, the name and baar
nens of your preaent nuwband, the name ?f y?ur
next if yon are to have ane, the aame of the
young; man who now call* aa yoa, the name of
your Tuture husband, and the day, moath aad
vaar of your marriage, how many ehildren you
havt. or will have; whethar your preeent
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lnnHA antll you know all, do not let allly relig
?om acruples prevent your consalting.
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tell you the full name of your future hunband
with age and dat* of aaarrla ge, aad tolla wbeth
er the one yoa love la true c r falee.
There are aome paraona wbo beliave that
there la no truth to be gaint A from conaulting
a M?<liam but such beliefa reoontrary to the
truth. It ia only from the ack of disonmina
tion that such a ccnelusion nn be reached. It
la not every oae who placaixbi himaelf or her
aalf as a medlnxa that can ntand the teet ofwhat
he or she eiairas.
And a pereon of an inquirlng naind may aak
the reason ahy. It la aimply that these adver
tiaera do not taka the treuble to Btudy human
nature. They do not spend thtilr thoughts for
a monient wiih aecuirlng the a'rt of phraaeology
and kinBrwd branch.es that will have a tendency
to make the pathway ta tha road of the uuat
neas clear and devoid of all obxtaciet*.
lt ta and undeniable fact that peraona will
come for ndvtce in full knowledga of what they
want to know, and yet as aeon aa they confi-ont
a medium they try their artmoHt endeavor to
dinpel from their atiuds what they know ao as
to hear ?* it will be rehearsed by the Medium.
To gut the aeepet out of a person by unfair
and diahonest means is the art uaed by many
nnprincipled Mediuraa, bat ta taka hold of the
hand biki gaia eonferol of the mind thereby ia a
matter of impasmbiUty to xnoat of them.
And yet this aan be done and by oonaulMng
Mrs. Marth the aeeningly myRtery beoomes a
realizatlon.
This trabject has raoeivad no little attention
by eminent m?a aad even coUege DrofesHora.
80 it praves oonehMiveJy that althougn there
?re infringers in our niidat with oilv tonguea,
perhapa the gates of wiadom have not been
eloaed to tha aatira proiaaaion
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accompltahed inediam and bv a eootiauoua and
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aible for aaybody ao prodnee a preparation ?
eoaal to 1?. Full dlrectlona with every bottle. I
OalyOOceaae. Bold by draggtata and dealera. ff
or aend aa BO ceate for one bottle. poati>?ld or ?
ga B1.40 for three feoMlee, axprcaa paid. Wa ?-.
? pay all peatage and axpreaa chargea. 8end ?
f<>at?l or aiami aaoney order. Pleaae niea
loa aanie of tala Maaj when onlerlug. Writo
yoar name aad addreaa plalnly to
OZOTfTZED OX MARROW CO.,
Wabaah At*., Chtcago, Illlnoi*.
Ageata wauted ererywhere.
?aaaaai a
KKS. P 1, HMK.
615 N. Seroncf St.
ICh i litAH, UahlffaWnOXAftla>
-' C aEs, ETC. I
Lawu k id Pio-nio PartiHa, Ke*r
vala, Weddu^gg eto., furnished wi.'
th* best h gh-grade Ioe Oream n
the Shon <jat Notice.
SaHstcation Goaranteed
9 7-8mos
BEFORE
MAKING
i
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G
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N
ei our puronase you woald do wel
to eall ?t Lh' moat reli?blefurn{tur?
hoaee in the oity ana aee the flne
lioe of
Refrigerators,
flatting?t Oil-Giothft
And in faet everything that ia need
ed in house forniahinga.
RUOSAKD CARPBT3.
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Of every deaeription; also the lat
?at designa in ROOKERS and apeo
ial ORVIRS. Our gooda are th?
beat for the priee aad the prioe I*
very low.
S C. 6 Jorgen's Sod
131 EAfll EROAD 8T.a '
aVaT^between 4tn and 6th Btreet
ihiiii.aaj.<iiiiatai?.
'Phone, 150V. Rcsiuencc No. pjr 3*0
Street.
ROBT. w. WILLIAMS,
FUNERAL DIRECTOR &
EMBALMER.
NO. 3019 P. STREET, BETWEEN
30TH AND 31ST STREETS.
RICHMOND, - - - VA.
Special attention given to all buaiueet
entrnHted to me. Carciaa>e8 for funer
iils. receptions and niarriagea at all
lioura. Satislaction guaranteed to all.
tii?-ao-'04
A. Hayes
OFFICK AND WARE-ROOMS,
727 North Second Street
RESIDENCE, 725 N. 2nd St.
First-class Hacks aud Caskets of all de
scnptions. I have a spare room for bod
:es when the family have not r suitabk
place. All couutrv orders ^^ givet
special attention. Your special aitentio*
is called to the new st) le Oak C?aketa
Call and see me and you shall be waiteC
on kindiy. --?
'Phone, 2778.
T.8 Castalo H01&,
/02 E. BROAD ST.
flar;*g remodeled my Dar. aad iia*?
jg ao up-to-d?te plaee, l tm prepaffSi
.j aorvM mv triouda anti tbe paleW I
c ? emme old stautl.
^-ilotce Wtnes: Llquoiaafjt
Ciaars.
NBT CLASS RBSTALKAio
MeaJLs At All Hoursc
*?i 'notie. >28l ^m ?>viaxaju. N0
S. W. ROBINSON,
N0. 23 NORTH 18TH Sl
DEAXER IN
FINE WINES, LIQUORSr
CIGARS, &c.
Ber? All Stock Sold as duaranteed.^aJB
PkOMKl" ATTENTION.
Your patronage is respectiully solicited.
JOHN M. HIGGINS;
DKAI.ER IN
CHOICE GROCERIES,
WHSES LIQUORS,
AND CIGARS.
PDHat GOODS, FUIX VAMIlt FGB
THK MONBY.
16*0 East Ffanklin Street
pfear Old atarkea.]
RjOiaOMD, ? a' ? Yuloool